The Data Science Education Summit was held at NC State last Friday, with a turnout of over 160 attendees! Educators and students came from across North Carolina to participate in the day long event, featuring networking, professional panels, breakout sessions and more.
Thank you to our breakout session presenters, as well as all of our talented speakers: Taryn Shelton, Sarah Heckman, Gemma Mojica, Taylor Gibson, Charles Aiken, Michael Renee, Mirela Risden, Dilan Bardales Peña, Tenley Brannan, Terry Gates, Arty Smith, Kaavya Saraswatula, Charli Williams, Misha Jemison and Mahmoud Harding!
A huge thanks also goes out to our partners, COMAP, the Friday Institute for Educational Innovation, the NC School of Science and Mathematics, Data Science 4 Everyone and The Science House!
The Data Science Education Summit was held at NC State last Friday, with a turnout of over 160 attendees! Educators and students came from across North Carolina to participate in the day long event, featuring networking, professional panels, breakout sessions and more.
Thank you to our breakout session presenters, as well as all of our talented speakers: Taryn Shelton, Sarah Heckman, Gemma Mojica, Taylor Gibson, Charles Aiken, Michael Renee, Mirela Risden, Dilan Bardales Peña, Tenley Brannan, Terry Gates, Arty Smith, Kaavya Saraswatula, Charli Williams, Misha Jemison and Mahmoud Harding!
A huge thanks also goes out to our partners, COMAP, the Friday Institute for Educational Innovation, the NC School of Science and Mathematics, Data Science 4 Everyone and The Science House!
Copyright and patent law surrounding AI is constantly evolving and stands as one of the most frequently debated topics of the decade. This AI Hot Topics covered just that, featuring Bill Rand, Greg Hunt, Michael Gagliardo, Marina Harrell and moderator Jordan Glassman.
This month`s panel covered everything from patenting AI generated content to where lines are drawn (or blurred) with current U.S. patent law. With insights of professionals from the fields of education, law and engineering, we were able to explore the different facets of patent law and AI, as well as how its landscape might change in coming years.
Interested? Sign up for our November AI Hot Topics!
Copyright and patent law surrounding AI is constantly evolving and stands as one of the most frequently debated topics of the decade. This AI Hot Topics covered just that, featuring Bill Rand, Greg Hunt, Michael Gagliardo, Marina Harrell and moderator Jordan Glassman.
This month`s panel covered everything from patenting AI generated content to where lines are drawn (or blurred) with current U.S. patent law. With insights of professionals from the fields of education, law and engineering, we were able to explore the different facets of patent law and AI, as well as how its landscape might change in coming years.
Interested? Sign up for our November AI Hot Topics!
With help from the Wolfpack, DSA developed the AI at NC State website, a central hub for AI resources and guidance on campus. Explore a range of AI tools, resources and guidance designed to support and enhance your teaching, learning, research and work.
“I would encourage any NC State student curious about data science and AI to take a DSA class. The courses are approachable and focus less on heavy technical pressure and more on building a clear understanding of data science and AI concepts. It’s a great way to explore the field while developing both technical and problem-solving skills.”
Rommie Alsaidi
Business Analytics, North Carolina State University
